Kelly Cates

Three points now between first and second place.

Does that put extra pressure on Liverpool as they take on Spurs at Anfield?

Yeah, to a certain extent, it's imperative they get a result, especially after last week, which in the end had been a good point because he obviously struggled for 80-odd minutes and then they got the important goal with Adam Lallana.

But tomorrow's one at Anfield where they're playing against the Tottenham side that have been a huge disappointment this season.

It was a big result for them midweek, maybe to get a bit of confidence back, but their league form and the way they've played, what do you think about Tottenham side?

High energy, outworking teams.

I haven't seen any of that from this Tottenham side and

And for the first time, really, Mauricio is getting questioned.

And it's not easy for him because he's done such a good job there over the last few years.

But at the moment, Tottenham need to show something as a club and then put in a performance to show they're worthy of getting back into the top four.

We'll look in a bit more detail at their problems in a second.

To focus on the home team for a moment, Frank, in terms of Liverpool's performance against Manchester United,

Can they afford to repeat that during the course of this season if they want to go on and lift that elusive Premier League trophy?

No, not at all.

When you think back to last season as well, at one stage they were 10 points clear with a game in hand against Man City and still got pulled back as well.

So that will be in the back of their memory.

Already in the last couple of weeks they've dropped points massively to Man City.

So it's coming to the stage now where it's not just about the results they're getting, but it's about self-belief as well within the group.

Can we go that one step?

Can we take it over the line and...